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Rev. Dr. Bartol on the Administration

10 some OF the ideas and declarations
~ pr Bartol Of Boston, NE personally
take exceptions; but for great majority
~ hi> uttcranccs we have a most warm
and hearty Endorsement. We especially
like him because he di-cu>>c, in the pulpit
those practical questions which pertain 50
closely To. and have 80 direct a bearing up
on. human life. With him every topic
that touches the wcll-boin. and the best
interests of mankind. is proper subject
for pulpit discussion. With him the word
secular in a certain sense has become. a it
ought to be, well nigh obsolete.
ON Thanksgiving Day his discourse was
devoted. in accordance with his usual Gus
tom. To political theme. After reviewing
the high sounding promises made in behalf
II the Cleveland administration ami '-re-
form. he said
w hen man after their o~u heart.
having been inauguratcd came tu Bo>trr
and visited Cambridge the oldest II Amer
lean colleges. on it, 25oth anniversary.
there was what Cleveland craze. How
10 the echo i, wa> salut.i and chccrcd
lie wa our heavcn-scnt pilot. faithful pru.
dent and strong Alas what wprful de-
fusion TODAY The Independents coniinc
their disappointment IN the pow cr~ that he.
to a faint or silent blame aud muitcrjugs a j.
under their breath But had Nr Blaine rrr-
vailed and then behaved just like MIR Clcsc-
land and badly ~ he. y hat IA direrru.
chorus Of ccn>ur" We should have heard
He has put himself not on the Ii@lt
hard ~ equity nr centre 81 an attempt al
.npAriiali,y, bu; for corruption a; The cN-
trciu, left What j. tlic transparent mo
tive but hl> denomination e. a chair which
a. the out~r. iu III" Caii;.u. IA, Thought the
laws should forbid ANY man sitting In fer
q second quadrcuuiai l,rlu: Do ANY If tliv
Independents cNr,Ilm- How rash and mis-
taken thus to shock aHJ alternate u~: -
friends in your ama7cmcu. NOT fast
n ycu. being hundred uI Two tLou>ani
are sold ont rs him for million good
Democrats in exchange. j. hc a fool in HI
Investments: iIa> hc not rather made i
good bargain hs arithmetic in this country
Of political finance: Respect but do not
oVcrr~iima'c Yourselves He j. dccpcr IN
hi~ calculations than yuu Imagine Yru
have roasted the chc>luut> for him and lis
10 eat
OF MIR Blaine the reverend gentleman
said II know not Vito has from SANDER
Gus inagulfying Of his mi>fnrtgnc> or mis-
takes. suffered NOR than he. But he has
never lost Nj nclghbor'> esteem, or album
dant honor in hi> own state. \ gentleman
ami scholar. who passed many seasons IN
biz youth and early manhood under Mr..
Biaine'~ roof. tells me lie was a. ~crupu-
louely upright - ne WAS marycleH>l1 win
some in all his Ways \ speaker and
writer on public themes We have not had
hi> equal since Webster left the stage Nj
friend Dr. Bellows knew him We'll and
held him in high regard. MANY best citi-
zcn- grieVc that his hand j. no, at the
helm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-01

We learn that the new banking rooms
nearly finished and that the bank will begin
business in another week. The organiza-
ton of this bank has been great boon to
the business interests of the county. For
wears there has been desire for such a
bank as it was felt that private banks did
not fully answer the needs of the com
munity. Though not ready for business
until non. by reason of necessary time
consumed in preparing suitable rooms with
vaults and safes, the First National, as its
name implies is the pioneer in the work
Of establishing National Bank, move
mcnt which was begun last September, by
a number of our citizens for the purpose
of providing greater and better banking
facilities for this section. Its good influ-
cncc in that direction i visible in the
change soon after made of Col. BurrilrS
private bank into a National bank.
The capital stock of the First National
Bank was fixed AT $50 600 and was all tax
en- up in three days BY prominent citizens
Of tho county. The stock j. widely dis
tribute,l thus euli>ting a. permanent
friends ~ the bank large number Of per
sons By reason Of the douolc liability Of
stockholders bank with a large number
OF responsible stockholders affords great
e security 10 the public than one with
fewer stockholders
The bank la, purchased the brick build
Iug on Main street 80 long occupied by
MI !. Davis for hardware. and has lit
tel up the second floor for banking rooms
NTH fire proof vault and 4. burglar proof
SAT-, Of the most approved pattern The
location j. central and accessible. being on
Main street in the business center of the
city The rooms are well arranged to
serve the convenience and comfort Of
patrons
The bank i fortunate also in it, officers
Mr Wi>wcll the President j. widely and
fayorably known a. an able lawyer and
able man OF affairs His four years Of cx-
-,-llcnt service A. National Bank Examiner
has made him familiar with the ~oundest
principles and be-, methods Of banking
The Cashier, Mr.. Fred l.. Kent besides
considerable service in business houses
was for four wears, assistant cashier in
Col Burrll'S bank While there he prov ed
himself honest. capable and ohligin- Tine
directors Me>srS : X Whiting Lewis
Friend L II Greedy and Judge /. A..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-01

NJ N s. lian!lu. oie u the best known
insurance men III North Carolina, writes
from Winston. as follows Ever since |
WAS seven years Of a-e | have lad what
the doctors call hip disease. and which /
call white swelling Ny hip was drawn
out o: place. There wAsa s~e.ilr Z at the
knee JOINT. where there IS = lryiuse run
ming which has been there ipr year. OF
course tbs, has greatly depicted my sys-
TEN. together with surgical operation on
the leg bone. tined svery known blood
purifier TO tuild NJ my system, bat none
did me good until took :. 5. ; Use il,
every spring. II siwsys builds Iae up.
giving NE aYp-tlie and digestion. and enA-
bles me 10 stand the long. trying. ener-
waiting. hot summer days. To me there is
no such medicine Tor purifying the blood
and building up the wasted system. a.
S s. ) On u.in.. it | soon became strong
OF body and easy Il miad. Ny color
changed from pale. worn look 10 a
healthy, robust complexion
Mr. G. y. fnkzel. u FArmersville,
Texas. writes: About August lst, 1865,
an eruption sPfeArcd my arms and
legs, which panied me much and seemed
to affect my physical condition generally.
On the advice Of 4 physician az this place,
] finally comm, need using Swifts Specific.
/ am glad 10 say that after using three
large Bottles the sores have all healed
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. The SWIFT SrEClFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlantis. GA.
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Both stores report 4 large increase II
business ihr nuu ~ Hntrhin@- t"..
besides one ~ The prpprirtpr~. ! " E.3-
Ion. employ thlrc clerks ami deliver 'nrir
goods tp customers. T. g. LpH-. grange
store keeper ha> hired E,crrtt 'irinilc for
assistant and ~ drive the delivery team
&. y. Miller ha, opened a barber Shop
Charles j. a good fellow ana deserves sue
cess.
j. NJ Rtdipu, nnc horse was brought
from YORK county lie say, b., challenges
no one. hat II any OF ;hc bp1~ with their
fast teams come up with him they must
be careful not to drive rs.
on the 22d the pe>toficc wa> turned
over I" the new postmaster. j. \ Mi..cr.
J. Francis kidlon ha, been appointed A.
,i,tant
Unclc Robert Carter, who j. between
eighty and ninety wears old. and his wife,
who j. blind, have been removed from
their home Ia the residence Of their >"u.
Albert Carter who viii take care Of the
aged couple.
J. Francis Ridlon has bought the livery
stable formerly kept 10y j. II. Ribbon.
He has hired hostler and will add Two
more teams.
Addison IL Wehber has leased Robert
Carriers house and, / understand intends
to take boardcr>. There j. no doubt Of
his success If his daughter Alice ha~
charge Of the culinary department.
Fred Beal j. sick and his wife ana Gail
drcn have the measles
The genial landlord, simon Doyle la
a full boarding houNc. Thanks 10 hi- ac-
complished wife, the cuisine Il excellent
Stilman Candase has been obliged 70
enlarge his boarding house 10 accom-
MEDIATE his increased patronage nhi'h
speaks for itself
Two more couples are. understand
anticipating connubial felicity in the I'M
mediate future
certain individual in the village de-
Sire, very much to know the meaning Of
rhGt nfd. win some one rise and cA-
plain:
Nov. -. g.
An item in the AMrRICAN last week
saws: Long before action was brought
against the selectmen of Bluchill the con
tract for guide-board> was made, boards
painted, all in order, and the fiscal year
not half expired" We do not know when
the town accounts are balanced. probably
in May nor did we know contract was
made or "uide-boar,lS painted, but we do
ka0,r that the selectmcn were invited -
take action in the premises two or three
times during the summer and fall, anu
july an offer to them was made to plaT.
said guide posts in position at Il fair price.
No legal action was taken till November.
Nov Is J. L. l..
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Gov, Bouweli.


BANGOR. NOV. u.
Coy Bodwcll, in company with Gen
lIamlin. Inspected the work Of improve
meut by the Milford Land and Lumber Go.
at Oldtnwu, Friday. The Governor SAYS
he is much pleased with the work. He
says 1t i very thorough and the dam is to
be a fine one
The foundation and retaining wall will
be completed ;his fall and 1t has been de-
cidcd To- put in separate pit and wheel.
and give oldtowu water for domestic use
and the electric hight.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-01

- The work of getting jury for the
trial of Most, the Anarchist, was complet-
ed Wednesday. Both parties announced
their satisfaction with the jury which was
immediately sworn.
Assistant District Attorney Nicoll
opened the case for the people. Two
detectives testified to Most's incendiary
language and his violent threats against
those concerned in the prosecution and
execution of the Chicago Anarchists.
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Colonel Augustus B. Perry


The subject ~ ihIN sketch. h''ice OF
"Aa>e death Appears ~ another column,
has been :" cio>eiA iaehtihea WIN Al! the
best interests "i TN county. IN the wears
'hat haze gone ny. mat ne deserves more
lhah an "Iu'iaIl "''''ua'N NOTICE IN many
81 lhe Towns N '"'> county ana e>Pc''AiIF
II Nn!!i'an. "A'Fe AZ resided many years
M name : +" h"1>'n"'' ""ru- IN Po"'''N'
III business, an" ~ interest l"r 'h' puol''
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most prominent Ahu 'HhuehtiA! ''''@'h>
WINCH hahc"cA county mao
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-01

There is no doubt about the honest worth
Of Ayers sarsaparilia as blood purifier
Thousands, who have been benefited by its
use, will attest its virtues. This remedy cures
liver and kidney complaint, and erniicates
every trace Of disease from the system.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-01

So far as the above statements relative
to the Bangor post-office go, they are in
the main true, although the influence OF
Mr.. Rawson with New York relative
and with William King, the engineer at the
White House, had much TO do with the
appointment of Cummings. Everybody
save a very few were mad when this APP
pointment was made, and now Messrs.
Rawson, Boynton, McCrillis and Mr.. Peleg
Jones are themselves mad to think how
they were out-witted.
Cummings just took the bit in his teeth,
As soon as he got in, made trade with
some of the Republican clerks to show him
the ropes and then bolted the track laid
out for him by the moss-backs. and is
now running amuck so far as his old
supporters are concerned.
Several of them do not now speak tc
him. and, If they had the power, would
gladly turn him out. The New Hampshire
Jones knows no other faction, and there
is little doubt but the famous dinner given
at Fair time, was intended a an entering
wedge to Washington recognition, re
gardless of Jones.
Meanwhile TIE four years of democratic
rule are fast slipping by, aud with then
goes many blasted hopes aud deep laid
schemes for personal power and aggran
dizement, formulated by the would-be-lo
cal bosses of the Penobscot.
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West G0u,d.boro.

West G0uidsboro.
Mr.. Herman Smith has sold out his in
terest in the saw mill at this place. Mr..
Frank p. Noyes of Sullivan was the pur-
chaser He is now sole owner and will
run the mill this winter mostly on short
lumber
Mr. Ray from Steuben has commenced
singing school here. He taught here
last winter and has always given good
satisfaction as a teacher of vocal music
Quite large class attends the school
Cur district school closed last Wednes-
day.
Mr. Samuel Wood has been giving bis
hotel fresh coat of paint.
Schooner Virginia. Capt. Bragdon, ar
rived Monday, with full cargo Of
freight for G. 8. Bunker, s. l.. Tracy and
others. This is his last trip for the
season.
Thanksgiving night there was dancing
party at fremont Hall in this place
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7'iiE subscribers hereby give public notice to all
| concerned. that they have been duly appointei
and have taken upon themselves the tiust OF ex,
erutOrs OF the last will anil testament of
VIM X. Eldridge.
iate OF Bucksportin the Co. OF Hancock deceased
by giyingbond as the law directs they Therefore re.
quest all persons who are indelae, TO the said do.
cea-e Is estate. to make immediate payment and
those who have afs immediate demands there
en- to exhibit the same for 5. Element
DENNIS ]. ELDRIDGE.
LEWIS b. ELDRIDGE.
November 10, 49,. = swts
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Notice of Petition for Dis
charge.

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HANCOCK = Court Of Insolvency
Ia tie ease Of Arthur W JOY, lusulvcut
Debtor
Notice i hereby given that a petition hns,uu tI.-
sixteenth law %: Now, l. D. 81 been presented
t. -5i.i ,at.rt tnr Said county D., Arthur V J u
d. Ellsworth in tit,. County nf iIanrncE prtyIu.
That Ne NAV he ,I,.rec,I Il, have nm DISCHARGE
from hi HI. debts pro,ab, under haItrr 10 of TIE
Revised Statutes 81 tiic STATE 1T Maine ann amen
nrnts thereto, Aui upon sam fetltlpfi. II 4 i'!-
tit FILTHY lit III ' ''"i'' T ~ r.
.ti :" l. t,.,,,tl III Jb,,.I, Nj. li,h
Mill i, Vii, = I..- a. Ill, -i,al T., III, ,r
noin, and that natir, thereof be published il the
Ellsworth American a mess .papcr printed or pul-
H-hco III ,aid Cuunty II Inncnca, nicr (. week for
I'M successive yc,k. TIA Ia. publication 10 IL.
seven ,sNs before the tlay " hearing AMI that all
creditor, Who have prove their debts and other
persons Interested NAV appear At said place and
dime and Show cause il an, they have. why i dis.
charge. should not lie granted -l debtor according
to the pray eroi I'll petition.
800 .,ta, ,II. y nopR
Register or s2iit curt Tor Sdlu county o. hHh'"'h'
~, 1890.
>lA't VI NAM
HANCOCK, s. TOUT OF Probate, Bluehill.
Nov. adjourned Tern 49,
DETITlONS having been filed praying for al.
1 mnistration upon the estates OF the following
named persons, VIZ Louisa " Moore. late OF
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Capt. Coleman, -chr. WEYMOUTH. pi,ing he
tween Atlantic tifN nd \. y. had been
troubled with i cough 20 'lit he unap.e
10 -l.-p. and was Induced 20 try Dr. Kings
New Discovery Tor Consumption. # not only
gave him instant relief, but ,ilIl r The extreme
soreness in hi breast His children were
similarly affected and single dose bad the
same happy effect. Dr. KIM New Di~c"N-
rry j. now the standard remedy in the Coic-
man household and on board the schooner.
Free Trial Bottles Of Til, STANDARD Remed. al
Parcher', Drug store.
Harsh pureatiyc remedies ARE fast giving
wa, to the gentle action and mild effects Of
CATERS Little Liver Pills. II YOU try them,
they viii certainly please you. For sale By :.
l.. " i...in.
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The Correct Time.

There are very few men who do not pride
themselves on always having the correct time.
and wonderful and delicate meehani>nls are
devised to enable them to do so. But the more
delicate thermometer i, made. the more sub
ject it becomes to arrangement, aud unless il
be kent ALWAYS perfectly clean. it soon laSts il
usefulness. What wonder. then. that the hu-
man machine-so much more delicate and in
tricate than any work of Man-should require
10 be Kept thoroughly clennsed. The liver j.
the handspring of this complex structure. and
on the impurities left in the blood BY dSoT-
dered liver. depend most Of the ill that flesh
i heir to. Even consumption (Which l. lung
scrofula), is iraceable 10 the imperfect action
of this organ. Kidney diseases. skin diseases.
sick headache. heart disease, dropsy, and Il
long catalogue of grave malades have their
origin in a torpid or sluggish liver. DIR.
Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery. hy estab-
fishing healthy. normal action Of the liver.
acts as cure and preventive of these diseases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-01

Servant girls and. in fact. most women, suf-
fer from Weak Back aud Side Ache. Apply
HOP Plaster and experience instant relief.
Strengthening and pain-kilng. . els. drug
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-01

Many of the party came from Bar Harbor.
nice supper was furnished by Mrs. s. G.
Wood in her usual good style.
Nov 2S
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Gbe GllsWortb Amtrltan.
THURSDAY. DEC. l. 1887

We do not read anonymous letters and communi
cations. The name and address OF the writer are In
all leases Indispensable not necessarily for publica
lion but guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
municatons that are not used.
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B.O0ksviiis.
Mr.. Joseph Walker is quite i'll and at
his advanced ase-eighty seven years his
recovery seems doubtful.
Capt. Robert Roper of South Brooks
vile has bought the farm lately owned
and occupied by Henry Hale,
Henry Hale left town last week TO es
tablsh himself on the farm he recently
purchased i'll Hampton.
Manning Perkins has bought small
wood lot of L. p. Babson.
Miss Judith Cole of Sedgwick, was in
town Thanksgiving day
Mrs. George Babson of Foxcroft spent
few days this week with her husbands
parents.
Nov. %. |. {.
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We print this week the prospectus of
that very popular and ably conducted
journal. the Portland Press, a newspaper
which takes rank with the best in New
at this office
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t.-,a-. 4 farmer. ,,i,,..
49, ,...... ..,..4.t... Nh, L..f, h,,,. have a.,
,i..,.,.,.,, .,,... f..,, to 40, iffr. II,
si-Nf ..-. h-' 'r.s besides Increasing the num-
ber.f .--- from f..is i.H- from TWO 20 FIVE
uuHittI 4 5-ut. 1885, like fourth ~ july il
.t-- .iu- ouae ar. ani mow J. tlIe time.
Fr iAra. l.-r-, !. :. johnson & 90. -
Custom livu-t street. Boston. Mass. have Of
tera5 >,.tt4 tr.nIum, payable 10 gold coin
tar tI. h.-r ro-u,t> FROM the he Of >heri-
''-u i"t' lof 7" mako nous 'dt h'>e prtihl-
GH.~ aaFe i'u.aue ~ popular amel- people
whp -..it heu-. iitH' John>"n & tp offer -iili
larger premiums ihi> ear They hereby
au'h"Hz n to>af t'.tf tll'i WI PAY one bum
drsd 3H.|tr> No -oiI CON. "a Tour separate
premiums, f3r thr four "e>t results from eight
wrecks triai X >hefidan'' Powder to make
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-kFKP NoUK SKIN cletr during the sum
mr. vacation BY using ~kiu-~urcc>> soap and
cnj0s Yourself
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Sullivan,

Sullivan.
This community learned Yesterday with
regret of the death of Col. \. y Perry of
Boston, formerly Of this place. He died
at his residence on Columbus avenue, after
a long and lingering Illness, which tie bore
with great patience and as he expressed
it calmly waited the summons
Master Paul Austin received his many
friends at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. II +. Simpson, on Thursday evening
from 30 to 80. The occasion of the
same was the twelfth anniversary of his
advent at the same place The occasion
was very pleasant one, rs the group of
lovely children testified. aud their merry
voices proclaimed.
Mrs John L Hill is slowly conyalescing
from her late severe Illness.
Der Lie.
Arrived home last week George I. Lowe
from Boston. Frank \. Lowe and wife,
aHd il.:ry Campbell from Portland; Frank
NJ. In-H-''n from huston,
Schooner Union arrived HON" Jester
day from Bartletts Islands being her last
trip: will 20 to Camden next week hrfore
goirg into quarters for the winter,
Mis- Carrie : Knight came ho,ne YES
tcrday from the l.. NJ Normal school.
MI ) cadn.au F. Torrcy has purchased
very nice organ.
Mr. 4 \ Foster il giving biz house a
fine cost ~ paint.
Mrs. v. II Foster hae. returned from
the Murdoch Hospital in very feeble
state of health
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/ NEW nISCDY cry

ANA on" that interest, every hou>ekceper,
i, Elastic Starch. II makes colar-, cuff, and
>nrt frout- look Ike new and Keep clean long
er lhan v heu lone W with Ordinary starch.
Women with pair. colorlrss faces, who
frc weak and Discouraged viii receive both
mental and bodily Ni4nr d. using tarler'- Iron
Pills, which are mnde for the blood. nerve,
ANA cnnplcA iun For safe by : u. Wiggin.
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tatAsrtD- z.aus J. and
w Christmas Tr1u", to take iiEht, picasnn
work Al their uWu huui.-. ~ to :; per iav cu
lee qul"us na'lc Wnr sent toy nail any distance
Particulars free. W rau,a,~iug. Addr,-- nj
Once. tEt>tE\T ART 60. n. MIss It, Boston
Ma Box il-a AVA